Narimen Zorgui

Elected to adjudicate disciplinary hearings for major student misconduct alongside faculty and administrators to secure consensus-based decisions. Adjudicated a high-profile, two-week case involving harassment and assault allegations against a protected class by rigorously analyzing conflicting perspectives and extensive evidence, engaging in robust deliberations, and upholding fairness, integrity, and discretion.

Drafted two high-stakes internal briefs ("OIs") as part of daily reporting to Washington, directly contributing to decision-making at the highest levels of the U.S. government. Conducted daily in-depth research and monitored Tunisia's political landscape to provide timely, actionable insights. Contributed to the 2023 Department of State Human Rights Report on Tunisia and analyzed qualitative and quantitative public data on human rights metrics, government policy developments, and compliance. Advised and assisted high-ranking Political Officers in public meetings and phone interviews with key political actors. Planned and assisted two public visits with USAID Director and consolidated field reports into actionable evaluations of US-funded civil society programs.

Spearheaded 6+ initiatives to expand academic and social access for First-generation and Low-Income students while co-managing a $60,000 organizational budget & securing additional funding through drafting detailed grant proposals. Acted as primary liaison between institutional staff and the FLI board to help maintain a friendly and cooperative working relationship while advocating for much-needed institutional reform.

Spearheaded outreach and managed social media communications to execute targeted information sessions in person and over Zoom with a yearly average reach of 900+ eligible candidates. Conducted in-depth reviews of 150+ scholarship applications and 30+ interviews